Build a cron expression by picking minute, hour, day, month and weekday, or paste one to get a plain-English explanation. See the next 10 run times in your time zone, with optional 6-field seconds support.
* any · 5 one value · 1,15 list · 1-5 range · */10 step · weekday 0 and 7 are Sunday · names like JAN and MON work too.
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Calculated in your browser only. Run times are shown in this device's time zone.
Good to know. Handles standard cron (minute hour day month weekday) plus an optional leading seconds field. Extensions like L, W and # aren't supported. Servers often run on UTC, so the real run time depends on the server's time zone. If you set both day of month and weekday, a run happens when either one matches (standard cron rule).
In order: minute (0–59), hour (0–23), day of month (1–31), month (1–12) and weekday (0–7, where 0 and 7 are Sunday). With seconds on, a seconds field (0–59) comes first.
Run times here use this device's time zone. Servers and cloud schedulers often run on UTC, so convert your local time to UTC before using the expression there.
Following standard cron rules, it runs when either one matches. For example, 0 9 1 * 1 runs at 9:00 on the 1st of every month and on every Monday.
No, those are extensions only some schedulers use. Shortcuts like @daily and @hourly are expanded and explained.